Sentence examples for would certainly say from inspiring English sources

(They would certainly say no).

"I would certainly say it's not widespread," she said.

Partly, he would certainly say now, this was a first fruit of "thought-out leadership".

I would certainly say that there was a period where you made thrillers, more or less.

Priya, who is sometimes almost irritatingly spiritual, would certainly say so.

"I would certainly say Kaz Matsui of the Mets has been a bust," he said.

"But I'd certainly say I'm a feminist writer, yes.

Rodwell told BBC Radio Nottingham: "I'd certainly say he's in pole position".

BuzzFeed labels its native ads relatively clearly, so I'd certainly say it's less deceptive than other sites, but that doesn't make it innocent.

Dr David Parker, director of space science and exploration for the UK Space Agency, said after the programme board: "It's got lots of questions and uncertainties at this stage; but I'd certainly say that if we can make this happen with one rover, all the European instruments onboard and the American caching system - it could be quite a mouth-watering prospect, in scientific terms.

They said a final agreement would almost certainly say, in effect, that State Farm was neither acknowledging nor denying objectionable practices.